Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11

ne audience Oelns5 GXciuGcG. Up 70
late hour this afternoon tie Governor
vas still holding private inter view with
the friends of the anarchists. He bas
given no expression es TO his
intention, and it is not like
" any decision will be given
1t was Esold this afterno0ns th&t Spies
brother would lay letter before the Gov
ernor from Spies this evening. Il is
claimed Mr.. Gri1nell said in mis- spaeca
thet if Spies should be hanged the law
you'd De satisfied. IN his letser Spies
asked that the senteuce Of his comrades
ne CON mused, thereby satisfying Mr.
GcinneI's demand.
MISS NINA RFFU=ED ENTRANCE.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 9 The anarchists
we've not permitted on. OF their ellis to-
day. Visitors were restricted ana n
remote part CT the jail few deputies
we're busy peffec.irg the fGal prelimiGG-
ries nced7ul for the erection OF the gal
lows. As yet the instrument Of death has
not been removed from the storCT0Um, bUs
every hirg is 10 readiness - 20 forward
With ;he exc utiCns. that isevsrylhin9 ia,
ihe joining Together CT the gsllCWs, but
that can be done in
4 VERY SHORT WHILE.
For the first time slice TIE Supreme
court passed On the case Mira VaIZaadt
was to-day denied admission. Sac toiIed
up The iron stairs in The rain, opened the
door g took refuge in the closed entry.
= moment later her white face wss sp.
ealing aud in humble tones she HAs ask
ing TO be let in. The GoOrkeeper shock
his head. Folse was absent. she sent
for him. lie came out aud in kidd
y but very positive tone told hsr he Wse
obliged TO refuse her entrance. She re
maine where she was, holding on 70 the
iron bars, as il not COmprehendipg what
Was said. The jailer said: "Spies is
locEet up and can't be let Cuf, aud you
could not zee him If you did come in,
Slowly the young girl turned away.
She CROPPED her way down the stairs and
with painful steps went cut through the
Ill yard ard turned down the alley. Bu!
me jail door Was opered while she was
On the threshold; it was opened for the
AGED Mrs. EDgel, who was accorded &
brief talk with her husband. None other
Of the wives or others called this morn
ing. They remained uuVigited with the
single exception Of Fielden, who had q
calIer in the person Of Rev. Dr.. BOlten.
Spies, Parson and Lingg remained
OUT OF SIGHT
in their cells. There was no movement
to be noticed. ali interest just now be-
longing 10 the fate OF the doomed sn
archists has been transferred to Spring
field. Most o. their friends, end tAeiI
counsel as veil, are ont OF iowa.
"What will the Governor d0?" vas
asked often about She jail this morning
Il was the general belief thst notbiI 9
would b. heard from Springfield before
tomorrow.
The srarchists mad 10 inquiry or'talE
Vgitn each other during the m2rnirg
! Whatever their hopes, their ieers, :l4;.
wishes Or thoughts, they keep them to
themselves. All over toTn qnjet ba,
effective work, rs were 2ltendllg 70 sr-
7angamGn's that m2y hsYe something &c
do with the hanging. The wAge RTorks
sre being gusTded, 81 Gre rsBy Of she
big buildings down tOer. New wires have
! been strung from the Ill 10 the Cdic'g q
avenue police sta!l0n Another specs
wire has cen put up between the i3i
and the Central police station, aId sti!
another wiIe b tween the j all and TIT
Harrison police station. Should there
| happen
/ Az OEh1o&.NH CE M hlatOs
and the Officials do not expect +, 81
means ere available TO eek it. A uitit
! before moon Spies called Mr.. Osborne, The
dea h wG;ch, to his cell. He wanted tt
! 8IE TO relieve the horrible Ted!um. II.
talked earnestly end 81 considsrsbi;
length. Osborne said Spies, s0d me osn
eTs, TOO, for taae mat'sr, had e.rJns
hopes the Governor would intercede ant
! prevent the execution. Spice, Mr. O3
! borne said, regarded himself ss 81
/ apostle Of the poor and doHn-trOdden
His position to 1ard society ard order he
thought YVES much like the sCne Johl
/ Brown occupied in behalf Ot the negrl
| slav;s. Were he pnt tn death the corirG
generations would rice up and lsmeuG tht
! execution AID his name would be 81
/ bOnCre0 one amCng the w0Eit's martyrs
Spies, Mr. Osborne ss:d: fully believe 9 tbs
At 2:40 this ei.ern0on the following
telegram Gas received by t1e prisoners il
! jiii: 'Sigr a. once the petition | have
! prepared for you, and get Engel auC
Fischer 20 sign. Everything may depenC
upon this, your lives and oUrs---Jbe pub
! lie. For Gods sake Sign aud wire nee g
once. LSgned ". p. BL-CK."
! PAr5Gus 81 once declated the Communal
cation to &c freud as did also Fischer
out EGgeI said he would sign il tn
Others did The dispatch WAS date Spring
field. Attorney Solomon late this in.
obtaiuet the signatures Of Spies, Fielder
aud Sc1Yab to whit cf habeas corpus
The grounds upon which the writ j
asked we're that the Judgment OF the So
prene court was Illegal IN that IL said
.'the Judgment should be affirmed" ia
stead OF ''the Judgment in eGcl
should be in the cour! ct tt
time The judgment was rendered an
ct that tins they were in TIE Co ( cou1t.
jail. Ire petition will De 10 d before Gu
Of the judges CT the Criminal court to
morrow.
THE WRIT REFUSED.
CHICAGO, Ill Nov. at 2 p. N
the hearing OF the arguments on the peti
ton in Liugg's case wss taken ~ /
court The usual formal notice VS.
served Gu States Attorney Grinnel abUu
O'Clock. When the argument beg.
this afternoon the case which tn
counsel for the cOndemne,
had TO make was the show
inc of sufficient grounds ID warrant tn
court IN Issuing o wri. TO the sheriff or
deriDg L.Hgg to be brought from his Gel
J before the court. Judge PnGergsst Gu
the proceedings short by refusal 81
Llneg's hehal. and sustaining Ssste'
Attorney Gfinnell's argument t1ss III
prisoner swss ous OF the jurisdiction O
county court Toe court said it wrult
not pass On the case until the crimina
court refy7uod N dO an and Mr Hunt ar